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Frisby
Home Guard - Oct 1944
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Sam Marriott, the local Baker, whose house and bakery (now
long
closed) are next to the village stores in Main Street
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The
corner of Mill Lane and Great Lane, in 1900. The thatched cottage
to the right is now called Sunnyside Cottage.
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A
view of Main Street in 1900. The Black Horse Public house is on
the left. The landlord at that time was Austin Rodwell.
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The
market cross on Main Street in 1916. This view can be compared with
the one below taken sixteen years earlier.
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The
thatched cottage on Rotherby Lane in 1906. The cottage still stands
showing very little alteration and is now called Zion House.
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The
market cross in 1900. To the left of the photograph is the workshop
of Anthony and William Whitaker, saddlers.
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Main
Street in 1904. A wheelbarrow stands outside the wheelright's shop
owned by Charles Edward Frisby. The sign for the Bell public house
(licensee Robert Weston) is just visible in the centre background.
On the right is the bakehouse run by Samuel Arthur Marriott.
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John
Pearson - Dairyman
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Atkin Greaves and William
Skinner The Miller and the Butcher
Frisby Cricket Team –
about 1920.
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